Protein Synthesis
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samanthakestler on November 19, 2010
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Terms | Definitions |
|---|---|
Polymerization | Monomers joined together to from polymers(like pearls making a pearl necklace). |
Amino Acids | Monomer molecule, connected using Peptide Bonds(protein), contain an Amino Group and their are 20 known in nature today. |
Denaturation | If a shape is changed due to heat or pH(acid) levels. |
Enzymes | Control the rates of reactions. |
tRNA | Molecule which brings DNA's message out to the ribosome in the cytoplasm. |
Triplet | Set of three nitrogen bases in DNA. |
Replication | Process of making an exact copy of a molecule. |
Antecodon | The set of three nitrogen bases in tRNA. |
mRNA | Molecule hat carries amino acids to the ribosome for protein assembly. |
Codon | Set of three nitrogen bases in mRNA. |
Gene | Process in which the order of the bases in mRNA codes for the order of amino acids in a protein. |
Exon | Segment of DNA that codes for a particular protein. |
Promoter | Region on DNA that shows an emzyme where to bind to make mRNA. |
Intron | Also known as intervening sequences; the sections of DNA that do code for proteins |
Peptide Bond | A bond that joins the amino acids in a protein. |
Transcription | Process by which enzymes make an mRNA copy of DNA's information. |
Translation | The intervening sequences of DNA that do not code for a protein. |
RNA Polymerase | New strands of RNA are formed when this enzyme helps to join together the free nucleotides. |
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